East Providence High School - Crimson Yearbook (East Providence, RI)

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XLXRIUN RlI.liY llctty is uiwtliui' quiut iucuiher uf nur class, Shu is con- scientious. friendly and kind-licartcil. Our- can always Count 1-n Betty to have her lessons prcpzlrcil. During her four years :it Fast Priuiclciiue High Schi-ul Betty has endeared herself tu cveryuiic. Our Lihrary Auxiliary wuuld hc lost withtiut her wli-'1 is one uf thc Illwsl faithful and liard-marking uf members. Iii-nd l-uclQ, Bcttyf liX'l-Ql.YN Nlfxli l3li.Xl.S Sfcial Coinmittee 431: film Chili Mig Class Sucrtftary 1-ll, livclyn is viii: -if thftse iivariiiiis, merry rlainscls whit art- always duing wnifgtliiiiu for 21 giwfl tiuic. llcr pluxisinu naturi- ziud wit hate made lit-r pupilar tlirfiiigli-nit nur sclitiinl lift! tu- Qether. She is uni: -if Hu frightust s-trial lltlllls and has iliiut- a great deal to help -'-ur rtius uw mer, Shu has suru-il Hs our ahlu sucrutary this past year and will priilialilg ilu likcwisc IUI' flfflll' I1X'lrIlllllC1.I llllalhfa' llllill. ,lf 'HN lfRlilJlil4lL'K 'l'llJhIiXN'lil.l, R, IA Higinfir Siicictyg L,'la-- 'lruasurur 4411 Liklxiswx Board 141: Picture: Cwrrunittcc 44:3 Assistant Stag: Xlanauuri Scuiur Play 4-42. This clcvcr yuung man raiuc tu Us wlicu uc were Juniors. He hits not only shown a flecidcd liking fur his studies but he has participated in extra curricular activities as well. 'fidge- well is usually able to shcd some light un a difhcult problem in mathematics which the rcst of Us cannrit penetrate. jack has a very lzinzloruzrx sunsc of llllllllfll' and delights in teasing his comrades. Behold his work as joke Editor. 9

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V Byyypxv xv 3 1 7 wry:-:un 2 aww 59715 n nanny E ccxcicgc c cc me Q 4444 Cf Q QLQCCCLKCCCICCYQ HELEN FRANCES MULVEY First Honors R. I. Honor Societyg Editor-in-chief CRIMSON C4Jg CRIMSOZN 435 Library Auxiliary Secretary t2,lg School Play tljl Secretary Athletic Association t-H: Senior Play t-U1 Prize Speaking UU. Helen is, without a doubt, one of the best students who ever graduated from E. P. H. S Wie vould confidently pit this girl 'n a m'tc o 'A aga ist the brightest scholars who hay 1 eye b 1 town in this district, Helen is a generous gir c ' a ways willing to aid anyone if she possibly can, a. n y be proved by Miss Hill to whom Helen has acted as right-hand-lady for several years. iNext fall, Helen intends to enter Brown where she will complete an education so well begun. BERNICE MANETTA ORMSBEE Second Honors ' R. I. Honor Societyg Cflee Club tlailg Ciuxisox Board t-ll: Class Wfill Editor CLD. Although Bernice is always on the Honor Roll, she isn't a grind. She is one of the wittiest girls in the class oiten sternly rebuked by Miss Vtfolfe f r l remarks and arguments in the St og cla's. S ey school activity is interesting to her. She is pianist, and on Monday mornings we march into'the Asse ib y Hall to the tunes of her snappy V - ' in' ches. Oi l ftyhole, Bernice is an excellent student, and w 1 y lat she is bound to succeed in whatever she un- - d ' 'es. NYILLLXKI UTIIO l'iXlNli R. I, Honor Society: Ciuxtsox Board lfll Debating 13--Hg - Assistant Baseball Manager t3--Hg Property Manager School Play 433: School Play Q3--Hg Senior- Play t-ll: Band 43--ll: Pawtucket llrzunutic Contest td--ll: Class President t-ll. Bill is doubtless the most versatile, energetic, zuul successful member of the class of 1029. llc has pitrticipnieal in :ill our dramatics, has won the much desired honor pin. :intl hits been a most important member of the debating' team. He has enjoyed great popularity throughout the school as at result of conscientious work in all his endeavors, and his pleasing pers sonality. Bill, who is also our class president, is an excellent student in Physics and Chemistry in which he will probably specialize. The best wishes of all the class eo with him in n whatever he may do. 8 Board C13 3 Banking Council tlj 3 Library Auxiliary C2-3-

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EgqgyxyXxw,u3 t, , 1 is i, yy y X ,uw ' --x ,. ,t t tt , , ,,.,,..e ac-- TKXTRICK .XTELLO Scllfifil Play' ljlj SCI1ll,1I' Pl3j' l-ll. This young man is possessed of many magnetic attractions, ln the lirst place he has a pleasant, generous disposition. a most noteworthy attribute you will all agree, ln the second place he has an antomohile which is much beloved hy the post-graduates who usetl it flnring' the past year for every conceiyahle purpose. Indeed we marvel :tt Pats generosity with such precious property. Needless to say, Pat is very popular with all of us. DOL'l,lLAS THOM PSON ALL.-XX Class President 121: P, T, A. Play l5J 1 Band 131 3 Hi-Y Treasurer lil 3 Manager School Play 141 1 Ciuxisorf Board 1413 Senior Play 1413 Class Prophet t-l1. May we intrcduce to you as speaker of the evening, Professor Douglas Allan who will address you on The .-Xrt of Artistic linglish Composition? Since Douglas is far too modest to tell you ahout himself, we will make a few introductory re- marks. He is popular. versatile, and charming. Not only has he been indespensable to our class and an able member of the Cmxisox Board, hut he has revealed himself a reporter of ahility. Some day we think that Douglas will he the author of hooks riyalling those of George Bernard Shaw himself. Pro- fessor Allan will now proceed with his lecture, which because uf his great genius will he most interesting. li.-XRLli lilXY.Xlil1 ,XXTHUXY fioll' lf-.i--l 'Q -atsxtluill to--ll: l-'ot-tlutll to-41. lfarle is lt 'tileticiwooking fellow strolling down the ctirridt wit la'stt-no: manual under his arm the must he on f his way ti room lf 1, He has play eil good foothgll 011 our t ns, a has also shone in golf and hasehatll. XYQ all Qiye T TL'L'l'5 for his Nllk'LxL'NN. l0